Salute To The General

"Sure!" Leopold replied before clenching his fists and starting to exert force using his upper body.

Boom!

The explosive force that was generated from the expansion of the man's muscles ripped his shirt apart, tearing it into shreds.

Numerous intersecting scars could be seen on Leopold's muscular upper body as it was exposed.

Even though the eyebrows and sideburns of the tall-built general had already greyed, his body was still as strong as steel.

At that moment, the topless man, who was dressed in combat trousers and wearing a pair of black combat boots, looked exceptionally intimidating. He had a domineering aura surrounding him like he was ready to kill.

Gammon, Sofie and the rest had their eyes fixated on the screen with bated breath.

Everyone felt a rush of excitement and could not wait for the battle to unfold.

To the people of Remdik, Leopold, the strongest fighter in the country, was like a God on the battlefield.

With dark energy surrounding him, Leopold beckoned Nathan with his finger and said with a sneer, "Chief Cross, let's fight."

"All right!"

Not bothering to be polite, Nathan stepped forward and swung out a punch.

Leopold's eyes lit up. Instead of hiding, he responded to Nathan's attack with a punch as well.

Bam!

booming sound rang out as the blast waves distorted the surrounding air. Gammon and the

how strong the

were basically nuclear

men's punches

eye as he

he raised his fist and aimed it at his

were

his arm and threw

Bam!

giant explosion

after swinging out his punch,

Nathan not only managed

continuous attacks; at the same time, he had

Leopold, hitting the

say, Nathan's kick

the impact of the kick. With a loud thud, the general landed heavily on the ground as clouds of

through the screen were utterly

were watching the

faces as they watched Leopold crashing into the ground as a result of Nathan's kick, wondering if the general had lost. Just when everyone was still processing their shock,

of a footprint, there was no visible injury on his

turning increasingly cold, the general dusted his chest and said

man bent his